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Off Topic / Crystal Pepsi making a return in August [2 DAYS]
« on: July 04, 2016, 08:47:06 PM »
http://www.cnbc.com/2016/06/30/crystal-pepsi-the-clear-90s-hit-makes-a-return.html
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stuff update: theres a commercial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAXLD2c18Ac
there's also a parody game of oregon trail called crystal pepsi trail https://www.pepsipass.com/crystal-pepsi-game
offical release date august 8th in "select stores"
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Games / battlefield 4 and hardline are 5$ each this week
« on: June 16, 2016, 08:33:27 PM »
go gettem
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.....
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.....
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Off Topic / Someone hacked jack black's twitter, announces his death
« on: June 05, 2016, 11:51:46 AM »
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Off Topic / notch going absolutely HAM on twitter feminists
« on: May 23, 2016, 08:07:00 PM »
http://www.destructoid.com/minecraft-billionaire-feels-opressed-by-women-363094.phtml
theres some more on his twitter https://twitter.com/notch
destructoid in full damage control mode
theres some more on his twitter https://twitter.com/notch
destructoid in full damage control mode
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Off Topic / ► Deleting Session ID cookie may help protect your account
« on: April 16, 2016, 07:42:45 PM »
Please take everything in this thread with a grain of salt because I'm not 100% sure on everything.
Also please note that this guide was made before https was implemented so this may be completely outdated and useless. I also had no idea if it worked in the first place.
Want to make sure you don't get hijacked? Me too. From what I can tell, the hijacker is using Session ID cookies to get into old users accounts. This is a security flaw with the "Always stay logged in" Check button on the login screen. When you check it, it leaves a session cookie that remains for six years. That is how the hijacker is using session ID cookies to get into the accounts of old and inactive users, due to the long life of the cookie.
So, how do I protect myself?
1. First of all, Log out.
2. On the login page, make sure this box is UNCHECKED.
3. When you log back in, press F12. (chrome users)
4. Click the cookies tab.
5. Then go to the forum.blockland.us tab, and look at the cookies.
You want to look at the PHPSESSID cookie that is NOT labeled as "Session" for expiration date. Check the expiration date on the second cookie. It should be dated today, 60 minutes from now. If it's anywhere years later, (remember the PHPSESSID cookie only. Not the one that says "session" the one printed with an actual date.) Make SURE you delete it.
If it's dated 60 minutes from now, delete it as well. You should be left with a cookies tab similar to the one in the screenshot.
6. You should be safe if I'm correct. Leaving the session expiring one will make it expire when you close the page, logging you out. If you want to be extra safe, just keep off the forums until it's sorted. You'll have clean cookies this way.
I have no idea if this is effective. Use at your own risk.
Also please note that this guide was made before https was implemented so this may be completely outdated and useless. I also had no idea if it worked in the first place.
Want to make sure you don't get hijacked? Me too. From what I can tell, the hijacker is using Session ID cookies to get into old users accounts. This is a security flaw with the "Always stay logged in" Check button on the login screen. When you check it, it leaves a session cookie that remains for six years. That is how the hijacker is using session ID cookies to get into the accounts of old and inactive users, due to the long life of the cookie.
So, how do I protect myself?
1. First of all, Log out.
2. On the login page, make sure this box is UNCHECKED.
3. When you log back in, press F12. (chrome users)
4. Click the cookies tab.
5. Then go to the forum.blockland.us tab, and look at the cookies.
You want to look at the PHPSESSID cookie that is NOT labeled as "Session" for expiration date. Check the expiration date on the second cookie. It should be dated today, 60 minutes from now. If it's anywhere years later, (remember the PHPSESSID cookie only. Not the one that says "session" the one printed with an actual date.) Make SURE you delete it.
If it's dated 60 minutes from now, delete it as well. You should be left with a cookies tab similar to the one in the screenshot.
6. You should be safe if I'm correct. Leaving the session expiring one will make it expire when you close the page, logging you out. If you want to be extra safe, just keep off the forums until it's sorted. You'll have clean cookies this way.
I have no idea if this is effective. Use at your own risk.
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Off Topic / McDonalds accidentally gave me 3 extra drinks
« on: April 07, 2016, 03:34:44 PM »
If I drink them all will I turn into slime?
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Off Topic / here's an online rap artist that i think needs attention
« on: March 24, 2016, 12:50:02 AM »
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0GhWW8fNcT76kMBx092JEQ
personally i recommend "Mai Waifu"
and "Anime Swastika"
personally i recommend "Mai Waifu"
and "Anime Swastika"